Sentence examples for became a common form from inspiring English sources

These songs of praise of God became a common form, especially among confraternities of lay people.

"It also became a common form later in the late 19th and earlier 20th century in thinking about socialism," Professor McCloskey said.

Layaway programs rose to popularity during the Great Depression and became a common form of payment for consumers who couldn't afford to pay cash upfront.

Rape, followed by death, has become a common form of modern warfare.

Falafel grew to become a common form of street food or fast food in the Middle East.

These are complex issues that need to be addressed at the national and global levels, and that cannot be reduced to the sounds bites that have become a common form of information.

Abraham Mwaura, one of the group's organizers, said "perma-temp" work, in which workers retain temp status in spite of working for the same company for months or even years, has become a common form of employment in Chicagoland's sprawling warehouse network.

"Manny being Manny" became a common refrain.

Empty storefronts soon became a common sight.

In large part, this is because demand for air travel is expected only to increase, as flying becomes a more common form of mass transportation.

A common form of chronic stress -- adrenal gland exhaustion or burnout -- particularly becomes dangerous for hypothyroidism.